Amazon has
3-Piece YIYITOOLS Rubber Mallet Set w/ Wood Handles (8oz, 16oz & 24oz) for $8.15
-> Now $8.08.
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About this item:- Oil-resistant environmentally friendly high elastic hammer,Strong wear resistance and not fragile
- The surface of the rubber hammer is flat, the force of percussion is stable, and the surface is not easily damaged,Effectively protect tile floors
- Oil-proof and non-slip wooden handle, good toughness
- Special process link, the head is not easy to fall off
- Professionally used for home decoration, tile floor installation
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I still have it to this day… I have left it out in the elements for months, I've run it over with a lawnmower (there's a chunk missing) , and Ive used it for various household/automotive tasks and it still works fine.
Point being… I agree that low cost mallets will likely work just fine. They do leave a black mark on the thing you're hitting, but usually I'll put a scrap piece of wood over what I'm hitting and whack the wood to prevent scuffs.
This seems like a decent buy if you need various sizes
Main issue I can see is the rubber falls off the wood. I would think some epoxy would fix that for a cheap fix
I still have it to this day… I have left it out in the elements for months, I've run it over with a lawnmower (there's a chunk missing) , and Ive used it for various household/automotive tasks and it still works fine.
Point being… I agree that low cost mallets will likely work just fine. They do leave a black mark on the thing you're hitting, but usually I'll put a scrap piece of wood over what I'm hitting and whack the wood to prevent scuffs.
This seems like a decent buy if you need various sizes
Main issue I can see is the rubber falls off the wood. I would think some epoxy would fix that for a cheap fix
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I still have it to this day… I have left it out in the elements for months, I've run it over with a lawnmower (there's a chunk missing) , and Ive used it for various household/automotive tasks and it still works fine.
Point being… I agree that low cost mallets will likely work just fine. They do leave a black mark on the thing you're hitting, but usually I'll put a scrap piece of wood over what I'm hitting and whack the wood to prevent scuffs.
This seems like a decent buy if you need various sizes
Main issue I can see is the rubber falls off the wood. I would think some epoxy would fix that for a cheap fix
You can use the rubber mallet to fix the quarter panel if you miss.
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